Requirements

A workable stay connects a suitable home with accessible professionals and clear responsibilities. Planning starts with the selected group’s day and night routines.

Housing

Bathroom, kitchen, bed and routes support the actual target tasks. Aids, privacy and shared practice have adequate space.

Transitional living: Getting up and positioning, Transfers and personal care, Meals and daily routines — 1 Getting up and positioning2 Transfers and personal care3 Meals and daily routines

Professional cooperation

Assistants support daily life; nursing, therapy and medicine provide their specialist services. Night-time needs, backup and crisis contacts are arranged before the stay.

In the person’s home

Transfers and personal careMeals and daily routines

30daysFollow-up

90daysFollow-up

Support the return home

Participation and research

Goals, learning steps and support limits are agreed together. Research has its own consent and feedback process; care remains independent of participation.

01Practise together

02Less guidance

03Handle variations

04In the person’s home

The same task under changing conditions: record time, arrangement and available assistance alongside performance.

ZHV at IfWf

Information about transitional living, the ZHV concept and cooperation is available from IfWf at wohnforschung.org.

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